Fair and Unfair Trials in the British Isles, 1800-1940: Microhistories of Justice and Injustice

Keyphrases

• British Isles 100%
• Justice 100%
• Microhistory 100%
• Criminal Trials 66%
• General Public 33%
• Historical-Cultural 33%
• Scotland 33%
• Popular Culture 33%
• Ireland 33%
• Cultural Contexts 33%
• Political Context 33%
• Murder 33%
• Attitude Change 33%
• Cultural Forces 33%
• Newspaper Article 33%
• Historical Context 33%
• Criminal Justice 33%
• Infant Patients 33%
• Social Force 33%
• Justice System 33%
• Miscarriages of Justice 33%
• Adverse Influence 33%
• Judicial System 33%
• Forensic Toxicology 33%
• Sensationalism 33%
• Legal Records 33%
• State Propaganda 33%
• Public Protest 33%
• Blasphemy 33%
• Public Criticism 33%
• Treason 33%
• Procedural Systems 33%
• Obscenity 33%
• Criminal Case 33%
• Public Activism 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Case Study 100%
• British Isle 100%
• Injustice 100%
• Microhistory 100%
• Primary Source 33%
• England 33%
• Mass Culture 33%
• Criticism 33%
• Murder 33%
• Changing Attitudes 33%
• Sensationalism 33%
• Criminal trial 33%
• newspaper articles 33%
• Obscenity 33%
• Public Culture 33%
• Treason 33%
• Blasphemy 33%
• Scotland 33%